The peculiarity of the insertion of the Brazilian economy in the entirety of the capital show the Social Assistance policy functionalities related to the "neodevelopmentalist" strategies of economic growth and social justice. Converting its user-workers into only "very poor people", the Brazilian Social Assistance takes on a new role which leads to the protection of the country-produced wealth from the conflict over its distribution and to its transfer to the expansion of the international capital.
Neoliberalism; Neodevelopmentalism; Social-liberalism; Social protection; Social Assistance
